charlieegan3

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Embarrassment of Riches(monbiot.com)
2 points by charlieegan3 7y ago|0 comments
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
Yeah exactly. Kubernetes has some good built in tools for resource checking (and pods in general imo). I've found this most useful for asserting rules on ingress and services to control exposing of services to the public.
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
I wouldn't call this an operator since it isn't operating other applications. It's a controller which is configured by Kubernetes Custom Resources that extends Kubernetes as you say.
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
I've thought about this a lot, it's certainly something I want too. I think a case with a dial in each corner for shutter speed, ev compensation, aperture and iso would be enough for me to consider selling my camera. Perhaps they
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
He also maintains the https://k8s.af site which is well worth a read/follow if you run k8s in production.
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
Moving all my side projects from Heroku, netlify, Lambda, hyper.sh & S3 to a personal Kubernetes cluster hosted on GKE has been a huge help for me in actually getting my projects out the door. I'm the only user for almost all my pr
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
I got this update in the browser, does anyone know what happened to the subdomains? (e.g mycompany.slack.com)
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
I don't believe it is for the commenter, they can see the number score of their comment.
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by charlieegan3 7y ago
I've been looking the something that's kind of the opposite of this. I'd like to be able to use an address in my city for all my mail - when a letter arrives I'd like to get a scan as an email attachment. I usually get p
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I guess this is related somewhat to USWS https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unihemispheric_slow-wave_sle...
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I think this is because people who buy batteries are likely to buy them again soon, at least more likely than any other product. Maybe you bought the wrong type, maybe you need more than you thought? I read a good post about this using wash
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I think being able to say, "only allow women/men aged x to y to rate my photo" would be the main one.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
My feeling is that you need to let users choose the demographic rating their photos. This clearly has a bit of a cold start issue though. I'd really love for a service using ELO/relative ranking to exist and exactly for this purpo
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I'd always viewed password tools like this as less secure than 1Password etc. With 1Password an attacker needs my encrypted vault and my master password to get my email password. With this, they just need the master password (since the
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
Yeah I'm on FF - can confirm my issue was related to the content blocking.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
This is a great idea for a project, the 'users who also posted' metric seems to have worked really well. The site seems to fail to load the 'hot' items for the subreddits when I click on them but that's not a big de
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
Nah,they the rails app runs on the free tier on Heroku with a postgres db.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I've gone one step further and have built a simple CRUD app for all the things I'm tracking. I find this easier to update from my phone than a spreadsheet. I'm a big believer in 'streaks' as a form of motivation and
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I know developers working at consultancies who earn a percentage of their day rate as part of their compensation. Though I think this is quite uncommon.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I switched jobs in February and have learned a lot about Kubernetes and Google Cloud. On my own time I've been playing with Golang, Bigquery and Image Stacking.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I'm not sure I follow. As in, is there something k8s might do better with its CronJob feature? I don't think so no... If you just wanted to run a container on a schedule, and you didn't have a cluster running already, Hyper s
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
They had a cron feature which was really good. I've switched to running a Kubernetes cluster for my side projects but Hyper.sh cron was really easy to get started with.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
Do you have a blog or somewhere you talk about the architecture of the platform? I suppose you're making use of Kubernetes in docker?
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GKE On-Prem Alpha(cloud.google.com)
141 points by charlieegan3 8y ago|88 comments
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
There are some that are labeled as FREE on this page: https://www.algoexpert.io/questions
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
My first computer was a 2005 iBook. I used to be a huge apple fan but after a bad experience with a 2012 rMBP I started looking at other options. I bought a Dell precision laptop at the end of 2016 and installed ubuntu. This wasn't the
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
Seems to require a social login. I might have tried it out otherwise.
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by charlieegan3 8y ago
I use my own site I built while I was learning Rails. http://serializer.io/ It has a mark as read feature which I really need. I moved it to a subdomain of my personal site to save renewing the to domain for another year. U
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by charlieegan3 9y ago
Amazon Polly is pretty good.
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by charlieegan3 9y ago
No probs. I spent quite a long time experimenting and instaLooter was the best I could find. Instagram's gone from a place where I posted the odd picture to a serious attempt to document my life (mostly to be consumed by myself). Throu

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